The phrase "atomic sizes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in scientific contexts, particularly in discussions about the dimensions of atoms or the size of atomic particles.
Example: "The study focused on the atomic sizes of various elements to understand their chemical properties."
Alternatives: "atomic dimensions" or "sizes of atoms".
Previous studies on most impurity elements which have been reported are in the main group, and the subgroup element is rarely seen in papers because of its complicated atom structure with larger atomic sizes and its acquisition difficulty.
If X is large, the difference between the two atomic sizes is large, and the two dissimilar atoms combined more tightly together and the atomic group is more stable.
You certainly don't do it with a tape measure, even if you had one that was accurate to atomic sizes.
A convenient unit of length for measuring atomic sizes is the angstrom, defined as 10−10 metre.
Ternary additions of iron and cobalt with similar atomic sizes were added to replace nickel in NiAl containing 40% Al.
This QSAR approach is based on 2D molecular shape, as well as atomic sizes and colors to encode chemical, physical and biological properties.
A composition formula [M-Ni6Nb4MZr]Ni3 was then proposed, where the combination of one M and one Zr atom had an almost equal atomic size as a Nb atom to be substituted for.
When CF is controlled to be thin enough to show atomic size, the quantum-sized effect [69] will appear in the CF-type RRAM devices.
Since an Ar atom has a larger atomic size and weight than a He atom, the sublimed Gaq3molecules lose more energy after colliding with Ar atoms, and larger structures were thereby formed on the cold substrate.
The nitrogen atom is closest in the atomic size and electronegativity to oxygen atom [10], so N doping could result in the minimum strain in ZnO.
Thus, all evaluated nanopores were considered to be permeable to helium atoms because the classical atomic size of helium is 0.27 nm48.
